Posts by crozer

I’ve seen a design of mine everywhere, and I only got asked twice. But hey, I get a lot of new visitors/viewers who might end up being followers, which I value more than just having a line of credit on the source-theme(s).

pezflash said
Well, not that solved then, means all Vimeo users (logged in) are not opening the videos with PrettyPhoto.

Depends on who puts the link. This person should know that the https:// needs to be removed.

I’ll have to nominate this amazing flyer: http://graphicriver.net/item/pinup-vintage-flyer/4539589 There’s really a ton of work behind it.

wiseguys said
what good does it do??

Special powers.

duotive said
When you are loggen in you get the URLs with https. Remove the s and it will work.

Oh wow man, how didn’t I think of that. Problem solved, thank you!

Anybody please? Really need some help on this one. Thank you!

pezflash said
Vimeo has moved to https. Just wondering if that could be causing the issue. Haven’t made tests thought.

I thought the same, but I took the iframe’s link: http://player.vimeo.com/video/59076312 which isn’t https. Although it certainly retrieves the actual video from the https address, so yeah..

Has anybody else noticed this issue, and found a workaround/fix for it?

(you can see the prettyPhoto’s live demo site, which also demonstrates this error)

Thank you!

What I’ve noticed the most is:

In Spanish, you have rhythm and melody. You have lots of punctuation, starting from ¿is this a question? through el vehículo está allí up to a mix of both ¿hola, cómo estás?. Its core structure is, personally, quite simple.

In German, you combine words to create new words. For example, if you’re wondering how to say dentist, you mix the word teeth (Zahn) with doctor (Arzt) and get Zahnarzt. Another example: An airplane. An airplane is a flying thing. So.. Flug (flying/flight) + Zeug (thing) = Flugzeug.

Perhaps this helps you identify the differences between these languages and the English language. Good luck!

2 years ago.